downrightmike

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by downrightmike 1mo ago
China APTs are in our telecoms and no one is willing to fix that. China helps Russia, Russia helps Iran
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Seeing $2k+ now
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
AI is not that useful and workers are still responsible for the work being right. I really only use it as a better search engine since outlook search is completely crap. The Code it makes is too verbose. If I can do it in 7 lines, I don&#x2
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Who wants to bet the AI systems are hacking each other "accidentally"
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
I think fort knox has long been pillaged
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Passkeys are just to fingerprint machines, change my mind
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
That sample is wrong for statistics, 4% is literally not significant. It's also too much for sample controls
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
That should be illegal
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Bankers first
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Aw come on, don't you want a police state like the DDR had?
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
I think there is a more important why he would want to see that particiular piece: The Bayeux Tapestry is an embroidered cloth nearly 70 metres long and 50 centimetres tall that depicts the events leading up to the Norman Conquest of Eng
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Its basically what self hosting is for IT guys, except people who don't 'get' technology
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Current moves have been to implode all currencies, but peg the dollar to petrol, so it floats slightly higher on the pile. The only ways to pay back 120%+ GDP is hyper-inflation or a debt jubilee. Given the South Seas company debt interest
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Parents really need to parent
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Yes but the easiest wins are to reduce the main polluters: Richest 1% emit as much planet-heating pollution as two-thirds of humanity https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/richest-1-emit-much-...
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
But there are people there
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Small minds think alike
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
just rent it Goal $2,899
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Food is getting so bad, you should just paste the article: The reason echoes a recent issue the USDA has been following—one that's becoming peculiarly common. If you’re wondering what has been going on with our food, you’re one of mill
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Hey guys we're trillionaires now too btw
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
But we don't make anything any more. Threat is local to asia/mexico
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Then you are competing for talent with Fortune 500 companies that pay more than startup wages.
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
Lack of competition. Just like Intel and AMD
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
break them up
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by downrightmike 1mo ago
That was all media manipulation, supply didn't really constrain. The same amount of oil was always available, just not through the straight
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Which is the opposite reaction for PC problems, because people actually have choice and historically don't accept malware being the default
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Because there was no real scarcity. China has about 1 year reserve from what we can see on satellites, not including what they have buried in their cave reserve system. So when the war started, they stopped buying the 20m/ barrels a da
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Not if they can't indefinitely contain ram and SSD procurement. And they can't and the Market already showed with specex that they are unwilling to float these fly by night outrageous 'investments' onto institutional hol
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Gilded, transient and perishable
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
It's literally just a riff off of 2001: A Space Opera How old are you Star Child?

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